Name: The Blake Lively interview that made me want to quit my job.
Uploaded: 2024-09-05T02:47:12.000Z
Duration: 4 min 18 s
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First of all, congrats on your little bump.

And these, they are kind of bumps, aren't they?

Thank you, thank you. Do you like the movie?

I love most of his movies, and this one was so, like, visually amazing.

Yeah, it's gorgeous. Did you guys love wearing those kind of clothes that you...

Everyone wants to talk about the clothes, but I wonder if they would ask the men about the clothes.

I would wish men wore high-waisted pants like that still. - I know. Me too.

Did you catch the tablecloth on the light in the Italian restaurant when they eat spaghetti?

There's so much warmth of everything, you know?

Yeah, it's not just the women that have the clothes.

I feel like the women get the conversation, but it's, like, every detail with everybody.

And then you notice in LA, like, everybody's in cream colors, and all the men are wearing, like, white and cream, and then you get to New York, and it's a little bit more browns and moodier.

Yeah, amazing. - ...alongside Vittorio, because it is a lot brighter and sunnier in LA, and New York has just a steaminess to it.

And I think, you know, the whole Hollywood glam, it's so glamorous.

Can you relate to the things they were saying about Hollywood?

It's so easy to get seduced by the fame and the money and the glamour.

That was one of my favorite things about the movie, were the subtle turns to their own transition into, like, the ego of showbiz that Kristen has in that scene with Steve Carell, and then with Bobby taking on the persona of a club owner.

But still, like, these are things you do when you're an adult.

When you have to work, you have to play a part.

You play at your life in a way that you find successful.

And then they carry this love, you know, and it's just very grown-up.

It's neat to see where they came from, though, and see how authentic these people truly are and what good people they truly are, too.

It's what you would see from the outside of the cafe society.

You could dismiss each of their characters, you know.

But to see what a heart and soul each of them have is nice, and it's something that, you know, that's the thing, you know, as far as, like, relating to it personally that you see.

You know, you have these ideas of people that you're fans of, and then you meet them and get to know them as a person, and oftentimes you're such a greater fan of them as a person than you are as the person that people feel like they know.

And that's always nice and refreshing when you see that.

What do you feel like is the biggest misconception about fame and Hollywood in general?

I think the idea that people think that they know you, I think, because of how intrusive media is these days.

There's people who care so much more about your personal life than they do your work, and if you aren't open with your personal life, then they just make it up for you and share it for you.

So I think the biggest misconception I see often is people feeling like they know someone that they don't because they know what the media has created of someone.

And the disappointing thing is when you meet the people, they're always so much more awesome than they're portrayed to be.

And even people that are portrayed to be really great people, they're just a lot more complicated and interesting and nuanced and caring and thoughtful, and that's always nice, you know, to see that your idea of someone isn't always who they actually are.